I am looking for a programmer having expertise in reverse engineering ARM7 and ARM9,
PM me if you are interested for this challenge
Reverse engineering the chip itself… or something that the chip is attached to? Reverse engineering a program on the chip? The board? What is it that you are wanting to reverse engineer…
BTW, soliciting somebody to reverse engineer something on the internet is a good way to open yourself up for a lawsuit, good luck.
Would that involve a copyright violation?kash2k:
I am looking for a programmer having expertise in reverse engineering ARM7 and ARM9,
Reverse engineering doesn’t typically violate copyright, aiui. (Unless you end up copying firmware or board layouts wholesale.)
It depends on what is done with the code. Simply reverse-engineering something isn’t illegal, selling the code or something that uses it is illegal.
Leon